When a character dies what do they look like?? [Archive] - Wizards Community

When a character dies what do they look like?? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Bazcasta
06-29-03, 08:02 PM Do they look like they did in life?

Do they have all thier gear?
Dargoth
06-29-03, 08:05 PM Do you mean there soul?

Ussually when they die they go to Fugue plane where there picked up by the a minion of there god and taken to that gods home plane where there transformed into denzins ie they no longer look like how they looked when they where alive.
Bazcasta
06-29-03, 08:11 PM In the FRCS book it says that sometimes they have to wait almost a tenday before they are picked up. So do they look like thier material body then? If not they what do they look like... I want a description not a title.

thanks
Dargoth
06-29-03, 08:17 PM Originally posted by Bazcasta
In the FRCS book it says that sometimes they have to wait almost a tenday before they are picked up. So do they look like thier material body then? If not they what do they look like... I want a description not a title.

thanks

they'd look the same as they where when they died
Bazcasta
06-29-03, 08:20 PM :DThank you
Dargoth
06-29-03, 08:30 PM Originally posted by Bazcasta
:DThank you

if you want a more graphic description of Fugue Plane then I suggest you read the novel Waterdeep, one of the characters goes to Fugue plane
DM RBI
06-30-03, 03:19 PM I like to think that a character who dies possess their items as long as they are close to them (ie. buried with them or destroyed with them)

So, once someone removes the item from the body, the astral form no longer possess it (this sometimes makes a dead guy mad - so they have to haunt the person who took it - always a good adventure starter!).

DM RBI
Druxus Rhym
07-08-03, 09:23 PM I would imagine it would be like a ghost they look as the did in life with equipment (though it isn't actully an item it just looks like it) because i believe you look how you remember yourself i life. that and i might be tempted to follow DM RBI because that's how it is with the spectral mage and Demi-lich so actully....hmm i don't really know....
GoodOlWillickers
07-08-03, 09:44 PM It also says in the FRCS that the person on the Fugue plane doesn't always know that they are dead. Now, putting myself in Nawtoolawrj, the unlucky paladin who died in a set of plate mail and is very conservative (give him a break, he's a paladin) I would probably take a look at my hands or something while I was there and realized I was mysteriously naked and without my gear. That would clue me in to something, I think...

So, I come to the conclusion that you ARE clothed when you die.

Unless the Fugue plane is one big nude beach, but somehow I think Kelemvor is a little less frisky than that.

Peace
-Will
http://www.angelfire.com/md2/willspalace
Sarelle
07-09-03, 03:33 PM Originally posted by GoodOlWillickers
It also says in the FRCS that the person on the Fugue plane doesn't always know that they are dead. Now, putting myself in Nawtoolawrj, the unlucky paladin who died in a set of plate mail and is very conservative (give him a break, he's a paladin) I would probably take a look at my hands or something while I was there and realized I was mysteriously naked and without my gear. That would clue me in to something, I think...

So, I come to the conclusion that you ARE clothed when you die.

Unless the Fugue plane is one big nude beach, but somehow I think Kelemvor is a little less frisky than that.

Peace
-Will
http://www.angelfire.com/md2/willspalace

:rofl:

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Bazcasta 06-29-03, 08:02 PM	Do they look like they did in life? Do they have all thier gear?
Dargoth 06-29-03, 08:05 PM	Do you mean there soul? Ussually when they die they go to Fugue plane where there picked up by the a minion of there god and taken to that gods home plane where there transformed into denzins ie they no longer look like how they looked when they where alive.
Bazcasta 06-29-03, 08:11 PM	In the FRCS book it says that sometimes they have to wait almost a tenday before they are picked up. So do they look like thier material body then? If not they what do they look like... I want a description not a title. thanks
Dargoth 06-29-03, 08:17 PM	Originally posted by Bazcasta In the FRCS book it says that sometimes they have to wait almost a tenday before they are picked up. So do they look like thier material body then? If not they what do they look like... I want a description not a title. thanks they'd look the same as they where when they died
Bazcasta 06-29-03, 08:20 PM	:DThank you
Dargoth 06-29-03, 08:30 PM	Originally posted by Bazcasta :DThank you if you want a more graphic description of Fugue Plane then I suggest you read the novel Waterdeep, one of the characters goes to Fugue plane
DM RBI 06-30-03, 03:19 PM	I like to think that a character who dies possess their items as long as they are close to them (ie. buried with them or destroyed with them) So, once someone removes the item from the body, the astral form no longer possess it (this sometimes makes a dead guy mad - so they have to haunt the person who took it - always a good adventure starter!). DM RBI
Druxus Rhym 07-08-03, 09:23 PM	I would imagine it would be like a ghost they look as the did in life with equipment (though it isn't actully an item it just looks like it) because i believe you look how you remember yourself i life. that and i might be tempted to follow DM RBI because that's how it is with the spectral mage and Demi-lich so actully....hmm i don't really know....
GoodOlWillickers 07-08-03, 09:44 PM	It also says in the FRCS that the person on the Fugue plane doesn't always know that they are dead. Now, putting myself in Nawtoolawrj, the unlucky paladin who died in a set of plate mail and is very conservative (give him a break, he's a paladin) I would probably take a look at my hands or something while I was there and realized I was mysteriously naked and without my gear. That would clue me in to something, I think... So, I come to the conclusion that you ARE clothed when you die. Unless the Fugue plane is one big nude beach, but somehow I think Kelemvor is a little less frisky than that. Peace -Will http://www.angelfire.com/md2/willspalace
Sarelle 07-09-03, 03:33 PM	Originally posted by GoodOlWillickers It also says in the FRCS that the person on the Fugue plane doesn't always know that they are dead. Now, putting myself in Nawtoolawrj, the unlucky paladin who died in a set of plate mail and is very conservative (give him a break, he's a paladin) I would probably take a look at my hands or something while I was there and realized I was mysteriously naked and without my gear. That would clue me in to something, I think... So, I come to the conclusion that you ARE clothed when you die. Unless the Fugue plane is one big nude beach, but somehow I think Kelemvor is a little less frisky than that. Peace -Will http://www.angelfire.com/md2/willspalace :rofl: